YNNICO 8,7, 6.5, 6, 5.5, 5 Inches Self Watering Planters for Indoor Plants

These self-watering pots are a fantastic set, especially for the price. You get six pots in assorted sizes, which is perfect for everything from small starters to larger plants. The wick system (the rope that sits in the reservoir) works really well—it consistently pulls water up into the soil and keeps everything evenly hydrated without overwatering. It’s made a noticeable difference in how low-maintenance my plants are, especially during busy weeks. The pots themselves feel sturdy, look clean, and are easy to set up. I also like being able to see when the reservoir needs refilling. Overall, super convenient and effective. 10/10 recommend, especially if you want healthier plants with less effort.

Got these for an avocado plant and a rosemary bush that were getting root bound and needed a lot more room to grow. Reasonably priced, they look great, and I love the self-watering option. I still have to see if self watering will work with the string (bottom part in the water, upper part in the plant) but it’s a good idea, and I also like that you can add water to the bottom part of the container without removing it.

These are not only very well made, but they have helped me keep my plants alive, as a busy person, I sometimes forget to water. But all I have to do is fill up the bottom and the strings coming out of it. Keep the soil moist at the bottom. And i've also noticed it has completely eradicated my nat problem in the house.. they're aesthetically pleasing, i love that there are different sizes for different plants or even having to size up a pot, they are made of plastic, but it is a very strong plastic. It's not flimsy whatsoever

They worked really well although I didn’t use the included ropes to water from underneath. Personal choice. Be careful when picking them up, sometimes the bottom part falls off, and if there is water collected in the bottom, hello mess!

These aren’t the most expensive plastic planters on Amazon, but they’re definitely among the best. I purchased the 8-inch and smaller combo set, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. What’s Included: Each planter comes with: - A drainage/feed cup - A pour spout - A thick cotton wick - A planter cup - Clear instructions How It Works: 1. **Set Up the Wick**: - First, determine your plant’s needs. Tie a knot in the cotton wick about midway, ensuring there’s enough length to lay around inside the drainage/feed cup to absorb water effectively. - Feed the wick through one of the two designated holes in the planter cup. (The instructions don’t specify when or where to tie the knot, so you may need to adjust it later.) - The wick should have enough length to lie in the drainage/feed cup while the rest extends upward near the root ball. You’ll need to hold the wick in place while adding soil. OR (Another method) There are two string holes in the cup base, whereby you can feed the string through each end so there's two ends lying in the drainage cup and a single horizontal string at the bottom of the dirt cup. *(I accidentally tied the knot too close to the end of the wick, leaving little in the dirt cup. Surprisingly, it still worked—after watering yesterday, the drainage cup was empty. So don’t stress if your setup isn’t perfect!)* 2. **Assemble the Planter**: - Gently align the cup and base locking points, twist the drainage cup onto the main dirt cup until it clicks into place. Keep the wick inside the drainage/feed area when twisting —it’s not a threaded base, and the click is subtle. - Insert the pour spout into the drainage cup’s entry lip. 3. **Plant and Enjoy**: - Add your plant and soil, wipe down the exterior, and you’re done. Voilà—perfectly potted! Final Thoughts: The plastic is sturdy but not overly rigid—just the right balance. The color scheme is neutral and pleasant, fitting most decor styles unless you’re after something highly specific. You can even water from the top, instead of the bottom for those plants that need it. I like them so much I just bought another set. I can’t believe I found the perfect bottom-feed planters on my first try. Lucky me—and lucky you if you decide to get these! I hope this helps someone out there!

I'm usually a plant killer, not a plant lover. But these self-watering planters are seriously game-changing! I can finally keep my herbs alive without constant fussing. Here's why I'm obsessed: No More Overwatering!: Seriously, this is the biggest win. The self-watering system is amazing. My plants are getting exactly the right amount of water, and I don't have to stress. The water level indicator is also a great touch - I can clearly see when I need to re-fill the reservoir. Stylish & Versatile: They look so good on my windowsill! They are simple, clean and modern. They fit perfectly on my small balcony. Easy to Use: Setting them up was a breeze. Even I, the plant-challenged individual, had no problem getting started. The planter is also easy to clean. Perfect Size: The 5 inch size is perfect for starting seedlings or keeping smaller plants happy. Great Value: Especially considering how many plants I'm not killing anymore! See-Through Design: It's so interesting to see the roots developing through the clear inner pot! BUT... (there's always a but, right?) I did notice something a little weird after a while. The rope that draws the water up sometimes gets a bit... funky. Like a musty, slightly unpleasant smell. I figured out that if I replace the rope every couple of months, it solves the problem completely. It's a minor inconvenience for the overall benefits! Verdict: Five stars (almost!). Even with the rope issue, these planters are fantastic. They've made me a plant convert. If you struggle with overwatering like I do, you NEED these in your life. Just be prepared to swap out the little rope every now and then! Happy Growing! 🌱

I’ve had these pots for two years and no others compare. They’ve been fantastic and I got the variety pack so I’ve been able to use them as plants grow bigger. I love that it has drainage holes. There’s a different brand of self watering pots I tried and it didn’t have the holes and my plants didn’t do well. With these my plants have thrived and I can see when it’s time to repot because of roots coming down through the bottom holes. They look so nice and they’ve held up well over the years.

Buyer beware yes you actually can still over water with these pots. Although it does disperse the water evenly throughout the pot which is great, be very careful of sensitive plants that can't be over watered. Sometimes it'll just keep feeding water to the soil to the point where its very oversaturated. So be mindful of the particular plant in mind, but overall it actually works really well for evenly distributing water. I would just recommend actually letting the bottom pan dry out and check your soil moisture before adding water again.

Great quality pots all my plants are now in them.

These are nice looking pots, and i love the different sizes, but I only gave it 3 stars because the bottom falls off when you pick it up.

Me encantó el diseño y el color, y funcionan muy bien, las recomiendo.

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